ACI Marina Dubrovnik

Introduction

ACI Marina Dubrovnik lies at Komolac, at the mouth of the River Ombla in Rijeka Dubrovačka, six kilometres up a green inlet from the walled old town — a sheltered, year-round base for the southern Adriatic.

What You'll Feel

You leave the open sea and motor up a steep-sided karst inlet, the marina set among greenery and stone houses, the famous walls of Dubrovnik a short ride downriver.

What Makes It Unique

It pairs full mega-yacht infrastructure with one of the Mediterranean's great cities at its doorstep — and a setting on Europe's shortest river, fed by a karst spring.

The Story Behind

The Ombla has fed Dubrovnik since the city drew its water supply from the spring as far back as 1437; the marina grew at Komolac as the modern base for cruising the Dalmatian coast.

Local Life

Komolac is quiet and green; the life is downriver in Dubrovnik — the city walls, the Stradun and the old port a short drive or boat ride away.

Best Time to Visit

The southern Adriatic season runs late spring to early autumn; the inlet is deeply sheltered, with high summer busiest. July–August peak.

Fun Facts

• 380 wet berths plus 140 dry, taking mega yachts up to ~60 m.
• Six kilometres from Dubrovnik's walled old town.
• Sits at the mouth of the Ombla — one of Europe's shortest rivers.
• The Ombla spring has supplied Dubrovnik's water since 1437.
• Travel lifts of 25 and 60 tons plus a slipway.
• Named best Adriatic marina in its class 2010–2012; long-standing Blue Flag.